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Definition of dollar - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
financeUS official currency in the US, Canada, Australia, etcUS
- The dollar is strong against the euro.
2.
valueTECH. something generally accepted as a medium of exchangeTECH.
- They donated millions of dollars to the charity.
3.
businessRare symbol of commercialism or greedRare
- The dollar has become a symbol of greed.
4.
scienceTECH. unit of reactivity in nuclear physicsTECH.
- The reactor reached one dollar of reactivity.
Images of dollar
official currency in the US, Canada, Australia, etc 
something generally accepted as a medium of exchange
Expressions with dollar
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highest amount of money paid for something
He paid top dollar for that rare book.
money regarded as a major goal
He abandoned his dreams for the almighty dollar.
lacking the necessary amount or resources
His plan was a dollar short to be successful.
consumer spending influences economy and business decisions
Dollar democracy drives market trends through consumer choices.
spend a lot of money on something
She paid top dollar for that designer handbag.
everything is routine and mundane
Waking up early for work, he sighed, 'Another day, another dollar.'
be absolutely sure of something
You can bet your bottom dollar it will rain tomorrow.
be very sure about something
You can bet your bottom dollar she'll be on time.
very much single with no romantic involvement
She is single as a dollar bill and enjoys her freedom.
express strong confidence in an outcome
I bet a dollar against a dime that he will win.
amount much less than the original or expected value
He bought the car for pennies on the dollar.
official currency of the United States
The American dollar is strong against the euro.
official currency of Australia and Nauru
The Australian dollar is strong against the US dollar.
official currency of Canada
The Canadian dollar is strong against the US dollar.
currency used in New Zealand
The New Zealand dollar has fluctuated against the US dollar this year..
basic unit of money in the United States
The United States dollar is strong against the euro.
worth, costing, or involving a billion dollars
They signed a billion-dollar contract.
symbol $ representing a dollar
The price was marked with a dollar mark.
symbol $ used to indicate a price in dollars
The price tag showed a dollar sign before the amount.
bill worth 5 dollars in any currency
She found a five dollar bill on the street.
currency used in Hong Kong
I exchanged my euros for Hong Kong dollars.
laptop that costs one hundred dollars
I found a hundred dollar laptop on sale.
paper currency worth one dollar in the United States
He paid for the coffee with a one dollar bill..
banknote worth two dollars
He paid for the coffee with a two dollar bill.
Origin of dollar
German, Thaler (valley)
Terms with dollar included in their meaning
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finance
dollar in American currency
finance
hundred-dollar bill or similar note
finance
coin worth one-tenth of a dollar
dollar
every dollar counts
abr: Canadian Dollar
money used in Canada for buying things
finance
United States coin worth half of a dollar
finance
ten-dollar bill
abr: United States dollar
money used in the United States
US currency
five dollar bill
taxation
tax rate on the next dollar of income
australia money
Australian twenty-dollar note
acr: United States dollar
the money used in the United States
finance
Canadian two-dollar coin
finance
five-dollar bill in the US
nuclear physics
unit of reactivity equal to one hundredth of a dollar
currency
U.S. 20-dollar banknote
finance
unit of currency equal to one thousandth of a dollar
finance
two-dollar bill
finance
Australian dollar in financial contexts
finance
dollar in slang
drug amount
twenty-dollar sack of marijuana
finance
five-dollar bill in US slang
australia new zealand
one-dollar or two-dollar coin in Australia or New Zealand
Australian slang
Australian one hundred dollar bank note
Examples of dollar in a sentence
The price was listed in dollars and euros. She found a dollar on the sidewalk. He paid five dollars for the book. In modern society, the dollar drives consumer behavior. The dollar often dictates political decisions. The experiment required a precise dollar measurement.
Adjustments were made to reach half a dollar.
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- French:dollar, symbole de cupidité, ...
- German:Dollar, Geld, ...
- Italian:dollaro, unità di reattività, ...
- Spanish:dólar, unidad de reactividad, ...
- Portuguese:dólar, dinheiro, ...
- Chinese:美元, 货币, ...
- Japanese:ドル, 通貨, ...
- Arabic:دُولار, وحدة دولار, ...
- Hebrew:דוֹלָר, דּוֹלָר, ...
- Russian:доллар, валюта, ...
- Ukrainian:долар, гроші, ...
- Hindi:डॉलर, मुद्रा, ...
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